Substreams Targets DeFi and AI with Real-Time Data Streaming via Horizon
Substreams Targets DeFi and AI with Real-Time Data Streaming via Horizon
馃殌 Substreams Goes Live
Substreams is moving toward full protocol integration through Horizon, focusing on real-time data streaming for high-throughput blockchains.
Target Markets:
- DeFi protocols
- AI infrastructure
- Large-scale analytics platforms
- Financial institutions
Supported Chains:
- Solana
- Base
- Binance
The integration aims to serve organizations requiring immediate data access on fast-moving blockchain networks, addressing the growing demand for real-time blockchain data in both crypto-native and traditional finance sectors.
Substreams is advancing toward full protocol integration via Horizon. The target market: DeFi protocols, AI infrastructure, large-scale analytics, and financial institutions that need real-time streaming on high-throughput chains like @solana , @base , and @binance.
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